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A Visualization for Parents Navigating the SF Public Elementary School Admissions Process
Analytics Assistant Professor Yannet Interian created the visualization tool to help parents navigate the complex application process by providing an informative snapshot of each of the 72 schools in...
Faculty Spotlight: Amy Gilgan
Amy Gilgan works with students and faculty as a reference librarian and education liaison. During our conversation, we discussed how research shapes her teaching and activism....
Tips for Creating a Semester Plan for Faculty Success in Writing and Research
At the CRASE Plan Your Semester workshop, 17 faculty and staff, including several new faculty members, worked on developing a semester-long plan. Below, Christine Yeh summarizes key steps in...
Hidden Stories in My Cluttered Office
Christine Yeh, Professor of Education and Psychology, considers the objects, notes, and items in her office and how the clutter reveals special relationships and different kinds of hidden and...
Faculty Spotlight: Genevieve Negrón-Gonzales
Genevieve Negrón-Gonzales's research has been influenced by the U.S.-Mexico border, Bay Area, and Central Valley. During our discussion, we discussed undocumented students in higher education and the work establishing...
CRASE Innovations with Geographic Information Systems
The USF Geospatial Analysis Lab (GsAL) partnered with CRASE to host three workshops on Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The workshops were developed and facilitated by David Saah, Associate Professor...
Kindred Spirits
Joshua Gamson, Professor of Sociology, reflects on some of the ideas of his book Modern Families: Stories of Extraordinary Journeys to Kinship and explores self-determination in making of families...
Faculty Spotlight: Desiree Zerquera
Desiree Zerquera worked in student affairs, higher education policy, and research before becoming a faculty member at the University of San Francisco (USF), and her experience led her to...